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German-speaking Switzerland
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This is the German-speaking part of the country, comprising 17 of the 26 cantons (plus parts of four others) where German is the sole official language. It covers 65% of the territory and is home to around 6 million people, including cities like Zurich or the capital, Bern, which is over 80% German-speaking.
Overview of German-speaking Switzerland

This is the German-speaking part of the country, comprising 17 of the 26 cantons (plus parts of four others) where German is the sole official language. It covers 65% of the territory and is home to around 6 million people, including cities like Zurich or the capital, Bern, which is over 80% German-speaking.
Key facts
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- Main city: Zurich.
- Population: 5,945,737 (2015).
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Climate and weather
Main cities
Tourist attractions
Cities and their heritage
Nature and activities
- Zurich
- Bern
- St. Gallen
- Augusta Raurica
- Baden
- Basel
- Biel/Bienne
- Oberhofen Castle
- Stockalper Castle
- Jungfrau Railway
- Gimmelwald
- Grindelwald
- Interlaken
- Kandersteg
- Laufenburg
- Lauterbrunnen
- Lucerne
- Murten
- Rapperswil
- Saas-Fee
- Sargans
- Schaffhausen
- Solothurn
- Spiez
- Stein am Rhein
- Thun
- Wengen
- Zermatt
- Zug
- Rhine Falls
- Aar Gorge
- Lake Lucerne
- Lötschental
- Gstaad
- Hünegg Castle
- Lenzburg Castle
- Lake Thune
- Jungfrau-Aletsch
- Sardona
- Winterthur